You take an old book and tear out the pages. Measure the book. Then you cut cardstock pages and have Mrs. Truby bind them. When she takes a picture of you, she will print them off and then you can paste them in your scrapbook. Writing about the event is the most important part of scrapbooking. Make sure to include the details about the picture that you might not remember in 30 years.
These are some things Mrs. Truby might take a picture of: · The first day · Rubber eggs · Puff Mobiles · Borax Crystals · Humdingers · Halloween Party · Thanksgiving · Art Fair · Chasing Choco · Revolutionary War Skit · Sip-N-see · Valentines Day Party · Leprechaun Traps · Read Across America Day · Sandwich Day · Halstead Field Trip · Grandparents Day · A.R. Parties · Out to Lunch · Little People · Field Day · The Alley · TIS Singers
Scrapbooking
How to Make a Scrapbook
You take an old book and tear out the pages. Measure the book. Then you cut cardstock pages and have Mrs. Truby bind them. When she takes a picture of you, she will print them off and then you can paste them in your scrapbook. Writing about the event is the most important part of scrapbooking. Make sure to include the details about the picture that you might not remember in 30 years.
These are some things Mrs. Truby might take a picture of:
· The first day
· Puff Mobiles
· Borax Crystals
· Humdingers
· Halloween Party
· Thanksgiving
· Art Fair
· Chasing Choco
· Revolutionary War Skit
· Sip-N-see
· Valentines Day Party
· Leprechaun Traps
· Read Across America Day
· Sandwich Day
· Halstead Field Trip
· Grandparents Day
· A.R. Parties
· Out to Lunch
· Little People
· Field Day
· The Alley
· TIS Singers